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Moms of Medicine

Alison Trainor
Work-Life Balance
Parenting
Motherhood
Burnout
Orthopedic Surgery
Family Support
Mental Health
Maternity Leave
Women's Health
Dermatology
Medical Residency
Maternity Leave Policies
Surgical Residency
Covid-19
Pregnancy
Fibroids
Primary Care
Fellowship Training
Late Pregnancy Loss
Medical Education

Stories from the women physicians who have paved the way and those who are in the thick of it now. Hosted by Dr. Alison Trainor

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In this conversation, Dr. Jenn Gates-Nassar shares her journey as a pediatric resident, balancing the demands of her medical training with motherhood. She discusses her motivations for pursuing medicine, the challenges of being a resident wi... more

In this episode we catch up with Dr. Lauren Puretz from episode 33. If you haven't listened to that episode yet, I would suggest listening to that episode first.

In this episode we talk about:

- How Lauren's practice has been doing since opening 8/... more

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In this conversation, Dr. Janelle Nassim shares her journey as a dermatologist and a mother, detailing her experience with a life-altering heart attack caused by a coronary artery dissection (SCAD) shortly after the birth of her second child... more

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In this conversation, Dr. Tali Lando shares her journey as a pediatric ENT and a mother of three daughters. She discusses the challenges of balancing a demanding medical career with motherhood, the importance of support systems, and the evol... more

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Dr. Suzanne Koven
Primary care physician and writer in residence at Massachusetts General Hospital.
Massachusetts General Hospital
Episode: 44. Dr. Suzanne Koven on the importance of writing in medicine, how things have changed for women since she trained and how there's still room for improvement, and so much more!
Dr. Nicole Basa
General and bariatric surgeon
Private practice in Austin, Texas
Episode: 43. Private surgery practice with your spouse, waiting to have kids until after residency, and the challenges of female mentorship with Dr. Nicole Basa
Dr. Sheri Dewan
Board-certified neurosurgeon and author of 'Cutting a Path'.
Episode: 42. Dr. Sheri Dewan on neurosurgery, ignoring the detractors, having children in residency, writing her memoir, and doing pro bono surgeries in India
Camie Sorenson
Emergency medicine physician and mother of four
Community Hospital in Fresno, California
Episode: 40. Infertility, emergency medicine, long distance relationships, quitting your job, advocating for yourself, and having a large family with Dr. Camie Sorensen
Dr. Cornelia Griggs
Pediatric surgeon and author of 'The Sky Was Falling'
Massachusetts General Hospital
Episode: 36. Dr. Cornelia Griggs on her memoir "The Sky Was Falling", having kids in surgery training, balancing the demands of surgical training with the need to become competent, and how she's doing now
Rob Griggs
Cornelia's husband, who is also a surgeon.
Massachusetts General Hospital
Episode: 36. Dr. Cornelia Griggs on her memoir "The Sky Was Falling", having kids in surgery training, balancing the demands of surgical training with the need to become competent, and how she's doing now
Dr. Shelley Dolitsky
A newly graduated reproductive endocrinologist and mother of two
Shady Grove Fertility
Episode: 32. Culture change, severe preeclampsia during REI fellowship, and having taboo conversations at work with Dr. Shelley Dolitsky
Dr. Grace Farris
Hospitalist in Austin, Texas, and graphic novel writer
Annals of Internal Medicine, Various outlets
Episode: 27. Dr. Grace Farris on "weekend mom", hospital medicine, graphic novel writing, youth soccer coaching, and so much more!
Dr. Nichole Shaw
Hand and Upper Extremity Surgery Fellow
University of Pittsburgh Medical Center
Episode: 26. Long distance parenting, maternity leave challenges, and being a hardcore surgeon and amazing mom with Dr. Nichole Shaw

Host

Dr. Alison Trainor
Host of Moms of Medicine

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 123 ratings
  • Loving these stories

    I recently discovered Ali’s podcast and I’m hooked! I’m an NP, returning to work after having my first baby, and I am finding these stories so inspiring. I also love getting a bit more insight into all that goes into medical training, and different ways to create work/life balance without letting go of big dreams/motherhood.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    SiobhanAC
    United States2 months ago
  • Essential listening

    This podcast has quickly become one of my favorites. Essential listening for anyone in medicine, whether they are a mom or not, and for anyone who is a mom, in medicine or not!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Rheummom
    United States3 months ago
  • Amazing for all moms, especially in medicine

    Highly recommend this podcast for any mom, especially medical ones. There is something so special about the community Alison is creating of vulnerability, compassion and strength amongst doctor moms on this podcast. I'm so grateful for her and this platform.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    pskogs
    United States3 months ago
  • Dr Suzanne Koven

    I really enjoyed this episode, such an inspiring and wise woman. I love hearing advice from older female physicians, they really put things into perspective. Love your podcast Ali thank you ! From a family physician in Ireland 💚

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Maigheo79
    Ireland4 months ago
  • So helpful!

    I start medical school in a few months and this podcast has been so helpful. Thank you for creating this!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    BethanySky
    United States5 months ago

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The podcast is lauded for its empowering narratives that resonate with listeners facing similar challenges as mothers in the medical field.
Many praise the host for her insightful interviews and the quality of discussions around balancing motherhood with medical careers.
Listeners find the content relatable, particularly for women in medicine, and appreciate the supportive community cultivated through shared stories.
Reviews highlight the importance of the topics discussed, indicating a strong connection to the experiences of working mothers in healthcare.

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43. Private surgery practice with your spouse, waiting to have kids until after residency, and the challenges of female mentorship with Dr. Nicole Basa
Q: Did you and your husband ever consider having a child while you were in training?
No, Dr. Basa didn't feel she could manage both training and having a child simultaneously due to the demanding nature of residency.
43. Private surgery practice with your spouse, waiting to have kids until after residency, and the challenges of female mentorship with Dr. Nicole Basa
Q: Why do you think it was largely women who were discouraging you from pursuing surgery?
Dr. Basa observed that women who had pursued surgical paths were often vocal about their struggles during residency, leading her to reconsider her choices.
41. Direct primary care, parenting a child with a rare disease, having kids in residency, social media, and so much more with Dr. Lauren Hughes
Q: What does having a child with MCAD feel like as a pediatrician?
It's frustrating; having medical knowledge doesn't always make the experience easier, and I often felt unheard by other medical professionals.
41. Direct primary care, parenting a child with a rare disease, having kids in residency, social media, and so much more with Dr. Lauren Hughes
Q: What made you decide to start your own practice?
I wanted to establish a system that allows for better patient relationships and to avoid the rushed nature of traditional care.
41. Direct primary care, parenting a child with a rare disease, having kids in residency, social media, and so much more with Dr. Lauren Hughes
Q: How did you make the logistics work during residency?
During residency, my husband took care of drop-offs and pick-ups, and we utilized in-home daycare and a nanny for our twins.

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Engaging with the realities of women in the medical profession, this podcast showcases stories from female physicians navigating the unique challenges of balancing their medical careers with motherhood. Episodes delve into themes such as mental health, work-life balance, and the personal and professional struggles faced by women in medicine. Through candid conversations and personal narratives, listeners gain insights into the experiences of female doctors, from pregnancy during residency to coping with the demands of their high-stakes careers. This platform uniquely emphasizes the importance of community and support among women in medicine, offering a space for shared experiences and empowerment.

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1. Dr. Suzanne Koven
2. Dr. Nicole Basa
3. Dr. Sheri Dewan
4. Camie Sorenson
5. Dr. Cornelia Griggs
6. Rob Griggs
7. Dr. Shelley Dolitsky
8. Dr. Grace Farris

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